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Is it possible to have gen/delete pairs like:
int GenX(); void DeleteX(int);
for X being Buffer/VertexArray/Framebuffer/Renderbuffer etc. We have such overload for texture objects and it would be nice if we had for other object types
The only reason I have not added those overloads is that I'm working on a higher-level abstraction which could become much more useful in the end. On the other hand, these helpers are so simple that there's no good reason why these couldn't be added too.
Patches welcome! (Just edit GLHelper.cs and add the necessary overloads. I will make sure they stay consistent between OpenGL and OpenGL ES.)
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im 24 been addicted to pain meds since i was 17 started out with vicodin 2-3 tabs at a time then on to the morphine and patches and whatever else i could find, i have legitement pain and i want to start some methadone treatment but im scared to tell anyone and i dont wanna go to detox i think i can tell my doctor but what if he wants to stop seeing me cause hes mad that hes been giving me vicodin and percocets for three years and i never told him about my addiction?? someone help me!!
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7 Jun 2006
thanks zippysgoddess and mpvt but what kind of addiction do i have? i am now up to 80 mg of oxycontin 3-5 times a day and its killing my cash flow and me i can feel it inside i have no feelings just to get high i hate it and ive tried suboxone for like a month i bought it off the streets and no results ??
8 Jun 2006
You could try the methadone route but read up on it and be aware of what your getting into.Also getting suboxone off the street isn't a real good idea.Suboxone has to be taking alone with no other opiate in your system otherwise you will be in withdrawls.Also you need to go to the doctors everyday for the first few days so that they can adjust your dose.Suboxone (buprenorphene) is an agonist-antiagonist drug so it has a cieling of around 32mgs(I think,it might be up to 36mgs) once you go past that then you go into withdrawls.So thats why I don't reccomend taking it without a prescription as it's not like taking morphine or oxycodone.
8 Jun 2006
Many people also end up on Methadone on a life long maintenance dose, that is another reason they hate to use it for a mild addiction like yours. You say you are taking 80mgs a day, most people who use Methadone to get off were taking a thousand or more mgs a day, sometimes several times a day.
11 Jun 2006
well i took your advice and got on the suboxone im feeling great and have no urge to do heroin or anything like that i was pretty bad guys worse than i made it out to be but me and my doctor had a long talk and he said that he has more success with suboxone than methadone and hes glad i came to him with my problem anyways im doing good light withdrawl symptoms and thank you for your advice
13 Jun 2006
I would like to say this and please dont critisize me because I am telling you from my mothers experiance so I know that it is possible, I understand that she has an addiction and you say they wont use methadone for an addiction like hers, but she wants something for pain control for long term use and methadone is an option for that, I dont believe that suboxone is for pain control, but methadone is... my mother needed something for long term pain control and she had been on vicodin for 7 years for pain, her dr expected her to be addicted to them and they prescribed her 30 milligrams of methadone per day for pain, it is possible for her to recieve methadone for her addiction as well as her pain, just talk to your dr about it...
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13 Jun 2006
mpvt ~ Im curious, and no I don't want to go down this route, Im two weeks into my cold turkey withdrawal and doing very well!
But, methadone, doesn't the body develop a tolerance to it? Just like any other pain med? If not, then why is it so hard to come off it?
Im just curious, not looking to judge as I know how hard it is for all of us.
Despite my saying Im doing well I had a really tough day today due to some bad news, and wanted to turn to pills to feel better.
I went swimming instead, and invited a friend over this evening to keep my mind off it.
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14 Jun 2006
Methadone has a very long half life (24-36 hrs).It also effects the mu receptors the most,these are the receptors that make you feel euphoria and pain relief.This is a couple of the reasons why it's so addictive.Because of the shape of the methadone molecule (it is much bigger than heroin or morphine) it's able to sit on the receptors longer making it difficult to gain a tolerance to it.Methadone although it acts like an opiate is chemically different then opiates.Scientist aren't even sure totally why it does what it does.Methadone is also one of the most researched drugs in history... Dave
14 Jun 2006
Hey Dave, how do you know so much about methadone? Tell me more, your replys ares so interesting!! I am on methadone, 63 milligrams per day, I dont know a whole lot about the science of the drug, you seem to know alot, your on it as well arent you? so I am doing good on 63mg a day, they want to increase me but I told them I didnt want to go up yet, see as my pregnancy progresses the baby takes more so they want to increase your dose, I think they are going to up me next week by 5 mg... so its true then that it takes a long time for your body to build up a tolerance to it then? I know when I was taking the vicodin my body built up a tolerance so quick that eventually 20-25 pills a day didnt do anything, I havent noticed that with the methadone though, hey, you may know what exactly is the difference between methadone and methadose?
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14 Jun 2006
There is no difference between methadone and methadose.I am very lucky to have a doctor who took a personel intrest in my addiction.So together we have learned alot about methadone although chemistry is not my forte so I don't know alot about that part.Methadone is a very misunderstood drug.I have a big problem with people who take hydro's for a year and think they need methadone,methadone should be used as a last attempt because it's going to be with you likely for the rest of your life.I also see alot of people with little or no addiction get on methadone and then let the goverment pay for it while they abuse cocaine,benzo's and/or alchohol.Patient like yourself who are pregnant should stay on a stable dose of methadone until after the birth.I would tell your doctor that your stable and you don't want an increase and that you will let them know when you need an increase.The other drug that I advocate for actually way more than methadone is ...
14 Jun 2006
Thank you Dave I sure will take good care of him, I am due August 13th, But according to my last menstrual cycle, I am due July 28th, I dont think the drs are on the button with my due date, they are going by my first ultrasound that I had and not my period, I have been measuring 2 weeks farther along than what they say I am though so what does that tell you? I know I am going to have him around the end of July, I wont make it into august, I know my body too well, besides I am already dialted to 4 and my cervix id starting to eface, this is my third child so they tend to come quicker and the labor tends to be shorter, I was right on around the time I would have my other kids too, the drs said I was 2 weeks early which wasnt a big deal because I was considered full term but I knew around the time I was going to have them and I was right with both of them...
14 Jun 2006
mptv - thanks for your response.
No, it's not something I would want to try, but these are just curious questions.
What about the long term effects of this stuff?
Im not sure if my respiratory/circulatory problems I've been having of late are a result of all the toxins I was taking or not (morphine, acetaminophen with codeine in sickening doses), a good friend who's in the industry told me my central nervous system was shutting down. Thus the increasing difficulty for me to manage my outdoor activities despite my level of fitness (Im very active).
14 Jun 2006
It makes you feel normal because you don't make enough endorphins for onr thing.Methadone is not a short term drug and should never be used for acute pain episodes.I never suggest methadone to anyone unless they are one: a chronic pain sufferer and will be for life and two: they have tried most or all the pain killers out there and have tolerance problems leading to massive abuse.That's why methadone is usually for life and that's why when someone is thinking of going on it they need to research it because it is not like takeing morphine or dilaudid.I take 330mgs a day down from 400mgs a couple of months ago and if I decided tomorrow to detox it would take me probably a minimum 3 years to get off it and then I would probably start taking morphine or heroin.I have been addicted for 25 years now and my brain is not the same as a normal opiate free person.I have physically and chemically changed my brain forever and because of that I'm going to have to take methadone because I can't take enough morphine legally to feel normal... Dave
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COLUMBIA — Two of the five men charged in a September 2007 north Columbia home invasion, during which a 16-year-old girl was sexually assaulted, had their jury trials delayed for a sixth time at a hearing held Monday in Boone County Circuit Court. The trials were scheduled to begin Aug. 13.
Twin brothers James T. and Jamie C. Harris, who were 15 at the time of the incident, asked their private attorney, Gregg T. Hyder, to withdraw from the case at a pre-trial conference held Aug. 4. At the time, the young men asked to be represented by public defenders. Their eligibility is still being determined.
Paul Hood of the Public Defender's Office said the initial response was to refuse to represent either young man because they previously hired private counsel. There will, however, be further consultation and discussion before a final determination of eligibility is made at a counsel status hearing set for Aug. 18.
The home invasion occurred on Sept. 18, 2007, when John Gunn and his wife, Anita, went out for the evening, leaving their five children, ages 7 to 16, at home. Five men, at least one of whom was armed, waited for the parents to leave before entering the house on Citadel Drive. Wearing bandanas over their faces, the men bound some of the children with duct tape. They then ransacked the house, stealing objects of value, including a video game console, jewelry, food, household furnishings and change. Their oldest daughter, who was 16 at the time of the incident, was then raped and sodomized.
James and Jamie Harris face charges of felonious restraint, forcible rape, forcible sodomy, first-degree burglary, first-degree robbery and armed criminal action, according to Missouri CaseNet.
The three other men charged in the crime have pleaded guilty to various charges.
Jarrod Alexander Lilly, 30, pleaded guilty to Class C felony sexual assault and first-degree robbery on July 7. Lilly was sentenced to seven years for the sexual assault and 20 years for the robbery charge, to be served concurrently.
On June 23, Christopher Lee Jacobs, now 18, pleaded guilty to charges of second-degree robbery and first-degree burglary. Jacobs received sentences of 15 years for the robbery and seven years for the burglary, to be served concurrently.
Also on June 23, Patrick J. Burgess, who was 16 at the time of the incident, pleaded guilty to felony sexual assault and first-degree robbery. Burgess received seven years for the sexual assault and 18 years for the robbery, to be served concurrently.


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2009 represented a return to normalcy after the exceedingly short crop of the previous vintage due to frosts and heat spikes. Rainfall for 2009 was about half of normal, but enough to fuel a successful vintage to full ripeness. Early ripening Rhone varieties, harvested before the mid-September heat wave, fared quite well. Later ripening varieties like Cabernet, were unaffected by the heat and matured in latter October on either side of a significant rain event on the 13th of the month.
PR19 is one of our newest vineyards located about 5 miles north of the Paso Robles winery. This vineyard has helped us strengthen our Rhone program and is the primary source of this enticing Grenache Rosé. The site sits near the northern boundary of the Paso Robles Appellation and supports our sustainably farmed vineyard as well as an active wildlife corridor.
Appellation: | Paso Robles |
Composition (Blend): | 100% Grenache |
Harvest Date: | September 4th, 2009 |
Harvest Process: | Hand Picked |
Harvest chemistries: | 24.1 Brix, .63 TA, 3.47 pH |
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Yeast: | Bayanus using new taxonomy - AWRI 1503 |
Fermentation: | Stainless Steel |
Temperature: | 52 F |
Maceration: | 1 hour maceration after destemming |
Malolactic: | 55 gallons Stainless barrels |
Bottle Aging: | Bottling Date: 3-4-2010 |
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pH: | 3.26 |
Total acidity: | 0.79 |
Alcohol: | 14.68% by vol |
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Cases produced: | 336 |
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Lovely, bright raspberry hues adorn this Grenache Rosé in the glass. Aromas of strawberry and Asian Pear dominate this wine in its youth. A hint of bubblegum lies in the background. Cranberry flavors are showcased with embracing fruit acidity and set the stage for a great aperitif. A year or two of cellaring should bring out a bit of orange blossom in the bottle bouquet. Enjoy through the summer as you would the great wines of Bandol, with oysters or coquilles St. Jacques.


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Did the Pilgrims Really Run Out of Beer?
You've seen this quote from the log of the Mayflower. We've even featured it in our "Worts of Wisdom": "For we could not now take time for further search our victuals being pretty much spent especially our beer."
Bob Skilnik, a Chicago-based beer historian, found more to the story while researching his book: Beer & Food: An American History. The Mayflower log said that the next day, the Pilgrims went back ashore and decided what we now call Plymouth was a suitable place: it was on high ground, much of the land had been cleared, and fresh water was available.
Skilnik explains that in 1935, sales of re-legalized beer were flagging. The brewing industry reacted by putting their beer in take-home containers—and by appealing to patriotism and nostalgia. The strategy worked, even at the expense of history.
The Friday Mash (GW Bridge Edition)
On this day in 1931, the George Washington Bridge opened to traffic. This double-decker span over the Hudson River connects Manhattan with Fort Lee, New Jersey–a town now famous thanks to "Bridgegate."
And now….The Mash!
We begin in Kansas City, where Boulevard Brewing Company will kick off its 25th anniversary celebration with the release of a special ale brewed in collaboration with Odell Brewing Company.
Chef David Chang made enemies thanks to a GQ magazine article declaring his hatred of "fancy beer". Chang contends that craft beer has too intense a flavor to pair with his food.
Two hundred years ago, in London, eight women and children were killed by a flood of beer caused by an explosion at the Henry Meux & Company brewery. The disaster was ruled an "act of God."
Why not turn your Halloween jack-o-lantern into a beer keg? All you need is a carving knife, a pumpkin carving kit, a Sharpie, a spigot, and beer—which need not be pumpkin beer.
William Bostwick, the Wall Street Journal's beer critic, has written a book titled The Brewer's Tale. In her review, Amy Stewart calls Bostwick "the very best sort of literary drinking buddy."
In Papua New Guinea, which suffers 1.8 million cases of malaria every year, a brewery packs its beer in a box that contains eucalyptus, a natural mosquito repellent.
Finally, should the Great American Beer Festival give medals for best beer puns? CraftBeer.com's Atalie Rhodes found these doozies on the list of medal winners. Our favorite is "Dubbel Entendre."
Beer in the Carolinas
Daniel Hartis, who lives in Charlotte, is the author of Charlotte Beer: A History of Brewing In The Queen City and the recently-published Beer Lover's The Carolinas. Last week, he talked beer with fellow blogger Jim Dedman. Hartis credits the grass-roots Pop the Cap movement in North Carolina, which successfully lobbied state lawmakers to lift the 6-percent ABV limit, for the growth of craft beer in that state. Later, South Carolina passed similar legislation, and amended its liquor code to allow breweries to serve pints.
The author admits that his first experience with craft beer didn't go so well. When he moved to Asheville to go to college, he asked the server at a pizzeria to bring him a pint of the establishment's most popular beer. It was, of course, an IPA. He said, "I'd like to tell you it opened up a whole new world for me, but I thought it was disgusting and abrasively bitter."
Hartis also said that breweries and beer bars are opening so fast in the Carolinas that he's already thinking of a second edition of the book. It might hit the shelves as early as a couple of years from now.
The Friday Mash (King Ludwig Edition)
On this day in 1886, King Ludwig II of Bavaria passed away. Please join our beer-drinking lion in a moment of silence for the "Mad King" who, among other things, commissioned the fantastic Neuschwanstein Castle, one of the area's leading tourist attractions.
And now….The Mash!
We begin in Petaluma, California, where Lagunitas Brewing Company held its annual Beer Circus. Some guests wore top hats and "ironic facial hair," while others dressed as figures from popular culture.
Just in time for Father's Day: Criquet, a clothing company, has designed a shirt with a reinforced lining that prevents you from destroying it while using the shirttail to twist a beer bottle open.
Twenty years ago, Lauren Clark quit her desk job to work for a brewery. She then gravitated to writing, and recently published Crafty Bastards, a history of beer in New England.
Gustav Holst's The Planets inspired Bell's Brewing to create a seven-ale series, each of which named for one of the planets in Holst's suite. The first Planet beer will be released in August.
St. Louis, which is celebrating its 250th birthday, has 30 craft breweries–and yes, the Budweiser brewery, too. USA Today's Wendy Pramick has a beer lover's guide to the city.
Brock Bristow, a South Carolina attorney, might wind up in the Lobbyists' Hall of Fame. He persuaded lawmakers to pass the brewery-friendly "Stone Bill".
Finally, Jeopardy! for beer geeks. Three female beer bloggers host a monthly trivia night at a bar in Brooklyn. Games consist of four rounds: brewing, history, popular culture, and the "hipster trifecta."
The Friday Mash (B&O Railroad Edition)
On this day in 1827, the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad was incorporated. Can you name the other railroads on the Monopoly board? Time's up. They're the Pennsylvania Railroad, the Reading Railroad, and the Short Line.
All aboard!
We begin in Brazil, where the Polar brewery has an invention that will make it easier to converse in bars. It's a beer cooler that cuts out GSM, Wi-Fi, GPS, 3G, and 4G signals.
California's drought could make your Lagunitas IPA will taste different. The Russian River, which provides Lagunitas with its water, is drying up, and brewery might have to find another source.
Beer was the headline ingredient in last Sunday's "Chopped" competition on the Food Network. The show, with Stone Brewing Company's Greg Koch as a judge, airs again on Sunday evening.
Higher zymurgical education awaits in the form of Joshua Bernstein's new book, The Complete Beer Course. It contains a series of "classes" devoted to families of beers.
On Tuesday, when he was in Chicago to announce the award of a federal manufacturing grant, President Obama put in a plug for Goose Island Brewing Company's "superior beer."
A Korean romantic comedy in which the female lead makes chimek to celebrate winter's first snow has Chinese viewers clamoring for the dish, which is Korean for "fried chicken" and "beer."
Finally, a gathering of 490 Yelp members at Santa Anita Race Track might set a new Guinness record for beer tasters. We hope they bet on Ambitious Brew, who won the $100,000 Sensational Star stakes race.
California's Brewers Cope With Drought
California is suffering one of the worst droughts in memory and, as Claire Leschin-Hoar of Voice of San Diego explains, the state's craft brewing industry is feeling the effects. Brewers in the San Diego area are taking steps to conserve water in the beer-making process. The first step is finding out where it's being wasted. The next is to find ways to use less water and to re-use it–for example, by using reverse osmosis to purify wastewater.
It takes more than three gallons of water to make one gallon of beer, and even more at small breweries which can't take advantage of economies of scale. However, other beverages have much bigger "water footprints." It takes 880 gallons of water to make one gallon of milk or one gallon of coffee, and 1,008 gallons of water to make a gallon of wine.
Gifts for the Beer Lover
Here's are some interesting gift ideas for the beer lover on your list. Dave Selden, a native of Portland, Oregon, created a "33 Bottles of Beer" book that can be used as a handy way to record tasting notes with one hand while drinking beer with the other. All one has to do is pull out a pencil and fill in a blank flavor wheel for each beer tasted. Selden also has "33″ tasting books for other products, including wine, whiskey, cheese, or even hot sauce. And recently, he's debuted the "United States of Beer," a 39-inch-by-25-inch map of the U.S. with the same fill-in-the-dots format as "33 Bottles." And yes, all 50 states can be found on the map.
Ken Grossman: Tips From the Top
Ken Grossman, the founder of Sierra Nevada Brewing Company, is out with a new book titled Beyond the Pale. It goes without saying that he's been successful–can you believe Sierra Nevada turns 33 years old this fall?–and that he's being sought out for his advice to entrepreneurs. In a recent interview with Dan Schawbel of Forbes magazine, Grossman offered these three tips:
1. Gut check the path you're paving. I encountered some huge hurdles when first building the brewery, and the outcome may have been different if my passion for beer wasn't resolute.
2. To piggyback number one, always carry around a big helping of optimism. Challenges will be that much more bearable.
3. Be mindful of those helping you succeed, and let them know you value them—often. It's hard to give up some of the steering of the ship as a driven entrepreneur, but we don't last 33 years as a brewery—with no end in sight—without our loyal employees.
The Friday Mash (I'll Take Manhattan Edition)
On this day in 1626, Peter Minuit bought the island of Manhattan from Native Americans for goods valued at 60 Dutch guilders, a sum equivalent to slightly more than $1,000 in today's money. Today, the land alone in Manhattan has an estimated value in the tens of billions of dollars.
And now…The Mash!
We begin in Milwaukee, where city authorities told the Holler House bar that the bras hanging from the ceiling were a fire hazard. In the end, common sense prevailed: the bras were allowed to stay.
We know that Darth Vader is cold-hearted, but that was a plus for artist Tom Sachs, who made the Star Wars villain into a beer fridge. Comes in black, of course.
Uh, oh. Just 16 percent of Americans approve of "hipsters." And their favorite beer, Pabst Blue Ribbon, has gone up in price because bar owners now consider it "stylish."
We've got photos from last Sunday's Trike for Beers event in Seattle. Participants zipped down Queen Anne Hill, then downed a few at Streamline Tavern.
A chronic beer thief in suburban Cincinnati left his victims $140 in cash, along with a note of apology saying that he'd found religion and promised never to come back.
Paul has a book recommendation for beer and baseball lovers: The Summer of Beer and Whiskey, by Edward Achorn. It's about the 1883 season, which made the game "America's pastime."
Finally, with summer just around the corner, Food and Wine magazine names America's best beer gardens. Topping the list is Sheffield's, an establishment not far from Chicago's Wrigley Field.
The Friday Mash (Golden Spike Edition)
On this day in 1869, at Promontory Summit, Utah, railroad tycoon Leland Stanford drove in the Golden Spike and completed the First Transcontinental Railroad. The 1,907-mile line, built by three railroad companies, cut travel time for a coast-to-coast journey from six months to a week.
And now…The Mash!
We begin in Milwaukee, where investor David Dupee is planning to launch the Craft Fund. Once the SEC gives the go-ahead, Dupee will use crowd-funding to provide capital to small breweries.
Not only must Mets fans endure losing baseball, but New York City's finest are issuing $25 citations to people caught drinking beer in Citi Field's parking lots.
How does a koozie keep beer cold? It prevents condensation from forming on the outside of the can. Condensation will raise the temperature of your beer in a hurry.
It appears that the British government's decision to cut the beer tax is helping the country's pub trade. The JD Wetherspoon's chain reported that sales increased by six percent in the past quarter.
Brett VanderKamp, the co-founder of west Michigan's New Holland Brewing Company, has written a book about his craft-brewing experiences. It's titled Art in Fermented Form: A Manifesto.
Researchers at the University of Adelaide in Australia have cultivated a new type of barley which, thanks to a genetic defect, will keep beer fresher.
Finally, the New York Post found most of 15 bars they visited poured less than 16 ounces in their "pints" of beer. That really hurts, since some NYC bars are charging $8 for a pint these days.


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DMMO's "Elektra" on "Arias in April"
By Barney Sherman
Oct 19, 2013
Join us tonight at 7 or tomorrow at 2 pm as our "Arias in April" series continues with the Des Moines Metro Opera in Richard Strauss's Elektra. The beginning of a long collaboration between Strauss and the noted author Hugo von Hoffmansthal, the opera powerfully retells the Greek myth. For performers, Elektra still presents major challenges - which the DMMO surmounts with style. Tune in to hear them! Jacqueline Halbloom produced and hosts IPR's broadcast.


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lol @ Ars. The MS fanboys are in total meltdown.
I think it is more a question of Mir or Wayland, has until now Ubuntu has been the only distro with official support and official hardware will not come before 2014.
Has for can it be use for general purpose OS, I think it more a question of whatever will it have official package repository for such support, has I am certain someone will create package to make a desktop OS out of it if they don't.
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lol @ Ars. The MS fanboys are in total meltdown.
Those Windows games will contanimate Linux
Why do I have this gut feeling that I'm going to miss windows?
For a lot of Linux users, they use Linux just because windows is windows. Much like desktop gamers are desktop gamers and not console gamers, I know some are both... Not the point though.... It's when the line is blurred, both sides suffer. A lot of PC gamers complain already that console games have ruined big title releases by being too far implemented towards console gamers. Thus tainting the game to the point that PC gamers won't even bother... I bet console gamers complain that some games suck because they're not made for that platform either. So tell me, how is a steam console going to improve my gaming experience?
This is why I'm in a few minds about this machine.
I love Linux. I also love steam (though I once hated DRM)... DRM on Linux almost seems like a scam. Windows / Mac go hand in hand with DRM but Linux is all about open source... I have a bad feeling that this so called steam box is going to be nothing more than an micro sized PC, running custom propriety Linux distro which would resemble something more along the lines of an Apple product or Google device. It kind of defeats the purpose of having Linux. I can understand why they would use their own OS, because every cracker under the planet is going to try break into that machine.
Think of all the outcomes:
Your PC is now a console, does the consumer really want that?
New Steam games that were once targeted towards PC are now even more likely built towards console. How well the machine sells will dictate this...
I Love steam because I can buy PC games. Especially games that are better on PC. Think -> Keyboard + Mouse. Not touchscreen, propriety OS, propriety hardware and now propriety games!
I just hope Gabe is being honest with himself when he tells the world that he's got the gaming community at heart. He states that the community contributes more than his whole company, but if he locks the community out, why bother?
At the end of the day, how well it sells is going to dictate a lot of factors regardless of what I say...
One thing that I may have missed with all the excitement about the Steam Box is "how does the NVidia/ATI BLOB work with the GPL"?
My understanding was that the *end user* has to download the BLOB, compile the wrapper that references the GPL headers, and install it. If someone were to compile the module (and thus include links to the GPL symbols) and try to ship that, it would be considered a derivative work of the GPL bits.
Can Valve ship an OS that includes the kernel module-link BLOBs? Or are they going to make the user download and install them? I know that Debian/Ubuntu/Fedora don't ship with the BLOBs for this reason...
Can I just say "Hmm... Could I have the source code for everything that you ship linked to GPL licensed code?"
Not quite. Here is some points for you to consider, maybe it makes you more optimistic:
1- Games, music, and videos are quite different from applications or operating systems in that they are not evolving products. You play the game once and you throw it away. That's why people don't care much about DRM for these kind of things. Game engines, however, are different because the engine itself keeps evolving. In short, Valve's strategy doesn't affect the openness of Linux.
2- Our PCs are not a console now because Valve mentioned in their SteamOS announcement that "Users can alter or replace any part of the software or hardware they want." I think this means they will provide their own hardware, which will probably be pretty much a console, but that doesn't prevent others from using their own PCs if they don't like Valve's hardware.
In short, I think Valve's strategy is very good to both Linux and PC gaming. Yes, PC gaming will benefit a lot from this because it will create a reference hardware that can help bring more customers and developers to the platform while keeping the openness nature of the PC hardware.
Has anybody noticed that they've just spoiled that Total War: Rome II, and 4 other games that I can't identify, are coming to Linux? (They're on the screenshots at the top.)
And we are going to hear all the whinners since it will use Mir and Nvidia and AMD will do their drivers for it.
They haven't spoiled anything, you just assumed something from a promotional shot that really can't be assumed.You can play all your Windows and Mac games on your SteamOS machine, too. Just turn on your existing computer and run Steam as you always have - then your SteamOS machine can stream those games over your home network straight to your TV!


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Innovative uses for fire stations
Just wonder if you guys, especially the ones in volunteer Depts, where money is (ahem), somtimes a little on the thin side had thought of opening up the station for money making schemes. The reason I ask is there was a very interesting article in one of the "less quality" newspapers over here a week or two back concerning the below. (Its not a direct quote from the cutting,but I think you will get the drift...)
"Fire Chiefs have launched an investigation today after discovering, that one of their stations had been loaned out by a firefighter for the purposes of intimate, revealing and nude photography. Sub Officer ********, has been exposed today after a reporter and photographer from this newspaper answered an advertisment placed by the firefighter, advertising the fire station as a place wher "exhibitionist" males and females could come to and indulge their passions and take photographs of eachother in and around the fire station. The advert was placed in a "contact" magazine and when answered Sub Officer *****, who is also a military firefighter, revealed his "hobby" that its being photographed with nude & semi nude women in unusual places. After being shown around the station and invited to try on various items of equipment, our reportter allowed herself to be photographed (clothed in her underwear), alongside the fire engine. When it was suggested that she remove the rest of her clothing, they made their excuses and left.
The fire service concerned (nameless for obvious reasons), confirmed today they were aware of the story and had commenced an enquiry into the matter and that if found to be correct, disciplinary action would follow"
Just a thought guys, like I said....Somehow I don't think this one will catch on.... (Unless you know any different?? )United Kingdom branch, IACOJ.
Just wonderin???
Does the photograph with the reporter show him as an "Outsanding Firefighter."
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There was an article o the FH.com main page a week or two ago about 3 NJ firefighters that met a band at a restaurant and invited them back to the fire station. Apparently, the beer flowed freely as the band took requests. Then they put on turnout gear and rode a fire engine around town in the middle of the night with the siren on. The band had pictures on their website. By the time I found the website, only one picture remained. I couldn't find the link to the story.
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Asociación de Clubs de Baloncesto
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Sport | Basketball |
Founded | 1982 |
CEO | Eduardo Portela |
Country | Spain |
Official website | Official ACB League Page (Spanish) |
The Asociación de Clubs de Baloncesto (ACB) (English: Basketball Clubs Association) is the organizing body of the professional basketball clubs of the Liga ACB, the highest tier level of the sport in Spain. It is headquartered in the city of Barcelona.
The constitution of the ACB was formalized on March 3, 1982, in Madrid. From the 1983-84 season onward, the ACB has organized the Liga ACB, which was called the Liga Nacional de Baloncesto before the ACB took over the competition. Eduardo Portela has chaired the ACB since 1990, and in 1991, he helped to establish ULEB (Union of European Leagues of Basketball), which is today also chaired by Portela. Both the ACB and ULEB are based in the city of Barcelona.
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#Spokane #cdaID Tweetup - Dec 2011
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Your Inland Northwest tweetup for December has been scheduled! Join us on Monday, Dec. 12, 5 p.m. at Nectar Tasting Room (120 N. Stevens, Spokane, WA). We'll celebrate the holiday season with $5 glass pours, 20% off bottles to go and small plates! Come meet your favorite social media mavens and bring some tweeps with you!
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nectarwine Great time last night everyone. So happy to host so many fine people and meet many new friends.
December 13th, 2011DoyleWheeler Unfortunately I will not be going to @INWTweetups tonight. I made a bullet pen for everyone in attendance! Give @nectarwine you business card and I will be sure you get yours!
December 12th, 2011TheMikeEllis I'm hugging everyone who comes tonight.
December 12th, 2011Taryn44 You all are awesome tweeters! Hope I can make the event tonight.... :)
December 12th, 2011tinytall Yes, TheMikeEllis, Pete will be there. This event will not be square. Curious if any sweater will have a holiday bear? Or maybe one made of hair?
December 12th, 2011TheMikeEllis So many Tweeps to meet that are so sweet. This event can't be beat. I wonder if anyone's coming with the first name of Pete. Gotta go. Need to pour concrete.
December 9th, 2011DiBrubaker I'm in! thanks for the invite @themikeellis!
December 7th, 2011INWtweetups What's this? A "festive sweater" contest? And you can win a bottle of wine!!!
December 6th, 2011TheMikeEllis Don't tell anyone I'm coming. It might drive down attendance.
December 1st, 2011INWtweetups New hashtag for tweetup: #NectarWine (cc: @nectarwine)
December 1st, 2011nectarwine I think the tweetup should be called #vinogeek @nectarwine - Let's grow this list of 18 ! :)
December 1st, 2011DoyleWheeler @nectarwine...your hosting, you get to choose #hashtag for @inwtweetups! ( #nectar )
December 1st, 2011kxly920 Breaking News: This looks like a great way to meet #Spokane #cdaID tweeps.
November 29th, 2011nectarwine What should our hashtag be? #geektweet? #nectar #vinotweet?
November 29th, 2011CoyoteCountry Can a Coyote show up at this fancy wine place?
November 28th, 2011TheMikeEllis Yep, it looks like all of beautiful people will be there. I'm going.
November 28th, 2011CindyHval Sounds like fun!
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In 1924, during Mars's opposition (when Earth, on its inner orbit, passes between the Sun and Mars) the US Navy sent a telegram alerting all its stations to be on the lookout for possible alien contact from the red planet. WOW! Turns out that during the 1924 Mars opposition... / Continue →
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'Sketching, Product Design Presentation' is a new book that wants to bring back the old ways of design.
'Sketching, Product Design Presentation' is a new book that wants to bring back the old ways of design.
But not iOS or Android, which is a little strange considering how small the Windows Phone market share is in comparison.
It looks understated and stylish, with a clip on the cap and a micro USB charger under a rubber lid on the other end.
Maybe now you'll get into running?
Meet Ink and Slide. They're (mostly) pretty great.
Three new iPad-only creative apps are here from Adobe. There are two drafting and sketching apps that are partnered with some neat hardware, and a robust photo editing app called Photoshop Mix.
With the wonders of iOS 8, your iPhone and iPad will be able to detect the width of your stylus. Great for people who like drawing on a screen.
If drawing on the walls at home is a no-no, drawing on the walls at a museum is a massive don't-even-think-about-it.
In front of the Flatiron Building in New York this week, there is an odd sight: someone with their head strapped into what looks like some sort of medieval brain-control device.


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makes 15 4-inch cookies
I usually double the recipe
I usually double the recipe
YIELD: 15 4-inch cookies
1/2 cup shortening1/2 cup sugar
1/2 cup dark molasses
1/4 cup water
2 1/2 cups all-purpose flower
3/4 t salt
1/2 t baking soda
3/4 t ginger
1/4 t nutmeg
1/8 t allspice
1 t cinnamon
1 pinch cloves
Cream shortening and sugar. Blend in molasses, water, flour, salt, soda, ginger, nutmeg and all-spice. Cover; chill 2-3 hoursheat oven to 375. Roll dough 1/4 inch thick in lightly floured cloth-covered board. Cut and place on ungreased baking sheet.
Bake 10-12 minutes. Immediately remove from baking sheet.
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Weldon is scheduled to be released in September after three years in the Middle Tennessee Mental Health Institute, TMZ.com reported.
Bullock obtained a restraining order against him prior to his incarceration, saying he had flooded her with phone calls, faxes and e-mails saying he wanted to be with her.
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Jake Reed, and a late push by the Oregon offense that propelled the No.
24 Ducks past visiting Utah, 5-3, on Saturday afternoon at PK Park.
In the second game of a three-game series with the Utes (6-15, 2-3),
Oregon (15-5, 3-2) manufactured a comeback and three-run inning in the
eighth, turning a pitching duel into a slug fest, and clicnhing the series win.
As Oregon trailed 3-2 entering the bottom of the eighth, Kyle Garlick
started the comeback with a single, and scored from first to tie the
game when designated hitter Brett Thomas roped a double into left field.
Sitting at second, Thomas was able to score on
Scott Heineman's single to right to give UO a one-run cushion. After
stealing second and moving to third on a wild pitch, Heineman scored
Oregon's final run courtesy of a Connor Hofmann sacrifice fly.
Utah reliever Tyler Wagner (1-4) was tagged with the loss after allowing
three runs on five hits and two walks in three innings of relief.
Right-hander Brock Duke allowed two runs on three hits and three walks
in five innings in the start for the Utes.
In his fifth quality start of the season, Reed allowed only three runs
on four hits and three walks. After surrendering a run in the first, the
La Mesa, Calif., retired 11 consecutive batters into the fifth.
It wasn't again until the sixth inning where the Utes sent up more than
the minimum three batters required. Utah then touched Reed for two runs,
one coming in the top of the sixth inning, and the next coming in the
top of the eighth as Utah took a 3-2 lead
on Shaun Cooper's one-run single that scored James Brooks, giving Utah a
short-lived advantage.
Joey Housey (2-0) picked up the win for Oregon, tossing just 2/3 of an inning, and holding Utah without a run on one hit.
Jimmie Sherfy earned his fourth save of the season, striking out the
first two batters he faced in the ninth, and retiring Tyler Relf to
center field.
Heineman led Oregon with a 3-for-3 effort at the plate, while Parker
Morin had a 2-for-4 afternoon for Utah, driving in two runs.
The Ducks look for a sweep of the Utes in the final game of the series, Sunday at PK Park with first pitch scheduled for noon.
Notes: Oregon is now 4-0 in games that are tied after seven innings, and 9-2 in games decided by two runs or less.
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Tsuritama |
Japanese name: | Tsuritama | |
Japanese name: | つり球 | |
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Dates: | April 12, 2012-June 28, 2012 (April 13, 2012-June 29, 2012) | |
Broadcast time: | Thursday, 25:15-25:45 (Friday, 1:15-1:45 am) | |
Number of episodes: | 12 | |
Animation Studio: | A-1 Pictures | |
Production Company: |
Broadcaster: | Fuji Television (CX) | |
Creator(s): |
Series Director: | Kenji Nakamura, Nobukage Kimura (assistant) | |
Episode Director(s): | Nobakage Kimura, Daisuke Takashima, Nobukage Kimura, Yoshihiro Yanagiya, Mamoru Enomoto, Yasuhiro Geshi | |
Producer(s): | Koji Yamamoto (chief), Masae Minami, Makoto Kimura, Tadashi Omatsu (animation) | |
Planning: | Toshiya Ono (series composition) | |
Storyboard(s): | Kenji Nakamura, Nobukage Kimura, Yoshihiro Yanagiya, Kouhei Hatano, Shin Matsuo | |
Layout: |
Writer(s): | Toshiya Ono | |
Art Director: |
Art Design: | Takashi Kurahashi, Yumi Hosaka, Kanako Hokari (color), Shuuko Tomita (costumes) | |
Character Designer(s): | Yuichi Takahashi | |
Animator(s): | Yuichi Takahashi (chief director, director), Hiromi Okazaki (director), Ayako Matsumoto (director), Chiaki Furuzumi (director), Tomoko Sudo (director), Mami Yamaguchi (director) | |
Backgrounds: |
Music: | Kuricorder Quartet | |
Sound: | Yukio Nagasaki (director) | |
Voice Actors (regular characters): |
Genre(s): | modern life, teenagers, fishing | |
Home Video information: |
Note(s): | To see what other animated programs were out at the same time as Tsuritama go to the Chronology of Animation. | |
Note on finding copies of programs: |
Unfortunately I lack the time or resources to help people find copies of anime television programs. I have put together a web List of Online Video and Book Stores that will be useful to find copies in the United States, some other countries, and one Japanese store. There are other similar stores on the Internet around the world that might be able to supply the DVDs, LDs, VCDs, or video tapes that are desired. Check my Japanese Animation Information page for links to Internet resources that may have further information. I am not involved in trading materials from my own collection. I am still waiting to see most of the programs in this List of Anime Television Series and would be happy to find sources for many of them. Because of these circumstances I will not respond to requests for help to find these types of materials. |
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Bryan J. Gedbaw Jr., 28, of Alexandria Bay, was ticketed Friday at 12:02 p.m. for following too closely after a two-car collision on Greene Street. Ogdensburg police identified the other motorist as Ilene R. Lashomb, 26, of 629 Franklin St.
Shawn M. Thornhill, 37, of 1726 County Route 15, Heuvelton, was ticketed Friday at 10:50 a.m. on Albany Avenue for second-degree aggravated unlicensed operation and no/inadequate stop lamp, city police said.
Ogdensburg police Friday at 10:40 a.m. received a complaint from a Main Street resident about a possible mail scam. Police should be notified of any suspicious mail, email or telephone activity by calling 393-1551. Police also remind residents to never give out personal information such as date of birth, Social Security number, credit card or banking information, and be cautious when asked to send money as payment for a traffic violation in a location you havent been to.
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Schools & Colleges
The Undergraduate Research Program
Find a faculty mentor
The following School of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences faculty members are available to guide students through the two-year Undergraduate Research Scholars Program. Prior to applying, you should first have a discussion with at least one of the mentors from this list whose research interests mesh with your own long-term goals and career interests.
Department of Agribusiness, Applied Economics and Agriscience Education
Godfrey C. Ejimakor, Ph.D.
Professor of Applied Economics & Agribusiness
Contact information:
Dr. Godfrey C. Ejimakor
167 Carver Hall
Phone: (336)334-7943
Fax: (336)334-7793
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Research interests:
Economics of energy crops; economics of horticultural and floricultural products; energy, environmental and natural resource economics, commodity markets and risk analysis, agricultural policy.
Ph. D. in Agricultural Economics, Texas Tech University
M.S. in Agricultural Economics, North Carolina A&T State University
B.S. in Agricultural Economics, North Carolina State University
Paula Faulkner
Assistant Professor
A-21 CH Moore Agricultural Research Station
Greensboro, NC 27411
336-285-4724 office; 336-334-7684 fax,
firstname.lastname@example.com email
Educational Background
Ph.D., Pennsylvania State University, M.S. and B.S. North Carolina A&T State University
Description of Research:
Research focus is based on diversity initiatives in food and agricultural sciences related to recruiting and retaining underrepresented groups for education and careers in food and agricultural sciences, multicultural education, teacher preparation for working with individuals with special needs (special populations).
Dr. Benjamin Gray
Associate Professor of Rural Sociology and Graduate Coordinator
Room A-27, CH Moore Agricultural Research Station
Greensboro, NC 27411
Phone: (336) 334-7072
Fax: (336) 334-7658
Ph.D. in sociology, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, North Carolina
M.S. in sociology from North Carolina State University, Raleigh, North Carolina M.S.
M.S. in agricultural economics with a focus in rural development, North Carolina A&T State University
B.S. in agricultural business, North Carolina A&T State University
A.A.S. in agricultural business from Davidson County Community College, Lexington,
For more information about Dr. Gray's research activities, see (Re:search magazine, page 4 vol. 5, 2008)
Research interests:
Health care, poverty, social changes and rural development, community and rural leadership, and other sociological issues affecting rural America. Use of the scientific method to show the differences that exist in the quality of life between rural and urban populations.
Kenrett Y. Jefferson-Moore, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, Agricultural Economics
Contact Information:
Dr. Kenrett Y. Jefferson-Moore
154-A Carver Hall
1601 E. Market Street
Greensboro, NC 27411
336.334.7943 (Office)
336.334.7793 (Fax)
Email: email@example.com
Research interests:
Rural entrepreneurship (adults and youth), international markets for small-farm commodities, the economics of value-added crops and the economics of invasive species, market analysis of organic produce in North Carolina, career development of minorities in food and agribusiness industries
For more information about Dr. Jefferson-Moore's research activities, see (Re:search magazines, page 9 vol. 5, 2008), and (page 25, vol. 6, 2009).
Degree Information
Ph.D., Auburn University
M.S., Alabama A&M University
B.S., Southern University and A&M College
Osei-Agyeman Yeboah, Ph.D
Associate Professor and Interim Director for the International Trade Center
Contact information:Office: A-25 C.H. Moore Agricultural Research Station
Phone: (336) 285-4727
Fax: (336) 334-7658
E-mail: email@example.com
Ph. D in Agricultural Economics, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
M.S. in Production Economics, North Carolina A&T State University
B.S. in Agricultural Economics, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science & Technology, Ghana
Research interests:
Environmental economics and nonmarket valuation; international trade economics and international marketing; agricultural marketing and cooperatives. Applied econometrics, general equilibrium modeling and policy, production economics.
To read more about Dr. Yeboah's research activities, see (Re:search magazine, page 12, vol. 5, 2008); and (page 23, vol. 6, 2009) and (Re:search magazine, page 10, vol. 3, 2006)
Chastity Warren English
Adjunct Assistant Professor
Contact information:
Office: 242-A Carver Hall
Phone: (336) 334-7711
Fax: (336) 334-7257
E-mail: email@example.com
Research interests:
Youth development, leadership, diversity representation in agricultural education, teacher education.
*Ph.D. Career and Technical Education, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
M.S. Agricultural Education, North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University
B.S. Agricultural Education, North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University
Department of Animal Sciences
Dr. Radiah A. Corn Minor
Assistant Professor of Immunology
Contact information:
Office: Room 107h Webb Hall
Laboratory: Room 236 Webb Hall
Phone: (336) 334-7709
Fax: (336) 334-7288
Email: email@example.com
Ph.D. in immunology, Meharry Medical College, Nashville, TN.
B.S. in Biology, Florida A&M University, Tallahassee, FL.
Use of cell and molecular biology and in vitro and in vivo models to investigate mammalian immune regulation. How dietary supplements affect the immune response in mammals, specifically the role of beta-glucan on the immune response to inhaled chitin, an abundant polysaccharide that is associated with allergic asthma. The intention of this research is to apply the knowledge gained from the mouse model to benefit the health and well being of domestic animals as well as humans. Working in collaboration with Dr. W. Willis to investigate how mushrooms alter the immune system of chickens.
Dr. Mulumebet (Millie) Worku
Professor of Animal Sciences, Biotechnologist
Contact information:
Office: Room 229b Webb Hall
Phone: 336-334-7615 X2020
Fax: 336-334-7688
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Research interests:
Use of cutting-edge tools of biotechnology to: Decipher gene expression patterns in defense against inflammatory diseases, including bovine mastitis, at the molecular and cellular levels; characterize the role of inflammatory mediators; conduct small ruminant research; inform new strategies to modulate the inflammatory response; reduce antibiotic contamination, and improve milk quality for animal health and welfare and public health; working toward establishing a center of excellence for studies in genomic diversity.
Read more about Dr. Worku's research activities here: (Re:search magazine, vol. 4 2007, page 8) and (Re:search magazine, vol. 2 2005, page 18)
B.Sc. Addis Ababa University, Alemaya College of Agriculture, Ethiopia
M.S. and Ph.D. University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland
Department of Family and Consumer Sciences Food and Nutritional Sciences Program
Salam A. Ibrahim, Ph.D
Professor of Food Science
Contact information:
Office: 171-B Carver Hall
Phone: (336) 334-7328
Fax: (336) 334-7239
Email: email@example.com
Research interests:
Functional foods with emphasis on probiotic cultures and plant extracts; viability and functionality of probiotic cultures in food products; use of Lactic acid bacteria as protective and starter cultures in foods; quality and consumer acceptability of dairy foods; food safety.
Read more about Dr. Ibahim's activities here (Re:search magazine, page 14, vol. 6 2009) and here: (Re:search magazine, page 10, vol. 5 2008)
Post-doctoral Associate, University of Minnesota; Rush University Medical Center
Ph.D. Food Science, University of Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky
M.S. Dairy Science, University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia
B.S. Food Technology, University of Mosul, Iraq
Dr. Hye Won Kang
Assistant Research Professor
Carver Hall, 171-D
Phone: 336-285-4858
Fax: 336-334-7239
Email: email@example.com
Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Brigham & Women's Hospital, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA
Ph.D., Nutritional Sciences (Molecular Nutrition), University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT
M.S., Food Sciences and Technology, Korea University, Seoul, Korea
B.S., Food and Nutrition, Dongduk Women's University, Seoul, Korea
Research interests:
My research interest is to find a novel way to prevent obesity by activating brown fat using mice and mammalian cell models at molecular biological and physiological levels. This includes (1) identification of dietary compounds which activate brown fat, (2) finding a mechanism by which dietary compounds activate brown fat, (3) understanding a relationship between brown fat and other oxidative tissues to prevent obesity.
Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Design
Dr. Omon S. Isikhuemhen
Contact information:
Office: Room 207 Carver Hall
Phone: (336) 334-259
Fax: (336) 334-7844
Email: email@example.com
Ph.D., Institute of Microbiology, Prague, Czechoslovakia
M.S. University of Benin, Benin City, Nigeria
B.S. University of Benin, Benin City, Nigeria
Research interests:
Fungi and their application in food, agriculture, and environmental problems; mushroom domestication, breeding and industrial production technologies; biotechnological approaches to truffle detection and inoculation on seedlings; white rot fungi mediated biodegradation/modification; lignocellulosics from plant biomass; development of mushroom products for use in animal production.
Louis E.N. Jackai, Ph. D.
Professor in the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Design
Contact Information:
Office: 238 Carver Hall
Phone: 336-334-7543
Fax: 336-3340-7844
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Research interests:
Study of insect-plant interactions; insect nutritional ecology; Integrated Pest Management in crop and urban/household systems; post-harvest resource management and protection, food and environmental safety from a pesticide use perspective; alternatives to pesticides.
Ph.D. Entomology, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Illinois
M.S. Zoology and Botany, University of Wisconsin-Superior
B.S. Zoology-Botany (major) Education (minor) University of Cape Coast, Cape Coast, Ghana
Charles W. Raczkowski, Ph.D.
Soil Scientist and Adjunct Associate Professor
Research interests:
Soil and water quality; soil water dynamics; soil and water conservation; soil management and crop production. For more about Dr. Raczkowski's work in soil sciences, see (Re:search magazine, page 20, vol. 3, 2006)
Contact Information
Office: 235-B Carver Hall
Phone: (336) 334-7779
Fax: (336) 334-7844
E-mail: email@example.com
Post-Doc Soil Science (Soil Erosion), USDA-ARS National Soil Erosion Laboratory
Ph. D Soil Science (Soil Physics/Soil management), North Carolina State University
M.S. Soil Science (Soil Fertility), Kansas State University
B.S. Agronomy, Kansas State University
Dr. Lijun Wang, P.E., C.E.M.
Assistant Professor of Biological Engineering
Office: 121, Sockwell Hall
Phone: (336) 334-7787
Fax: (336) 334-7270
E-mail: email@example.com
Webpage: http://www.ncat.edu/~lwang
Ph.D., agricultural and food engineering, National University of Ireland, Dublin
M.S., chemical engineering, South China University of Technology
B.Eng., chemical engineering, Zhengzhou University, China
Research Interests:
Bioenergy technologies, bio-based products, and energy efficiency and management in processing facilities. As a licensed professional engineer in chemical engineering and certified energy manager, Dr. Wang has a broad array of expertise and experience in cellulosic ethanol fermentation, biomass gasification, extrusion of biodegradable plastics, extraction of nutraceuticals from plant materials, unit operations of food processing, value-added processing of food and agricultural wastes, energy efficiency technologies, and energy management. For more about Dr. Wang's research, please visit his website: http://www.ncat.edu/~lwang
Dr. Guochen Yang
Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Design
Carver Hall 224-B
Telephone: 336-334-7779, Fax: 334-336-7844
E-mail: email@example.com
Educational Background:
Ph.D. Horticulture & Forestry (plant biotechnology), University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL).
M.S. Horticulture (plant biotechnology), UNL.
B.S. Horticulture (vegetable crops), Jilin Agricultural University, P.R. China.
Research Interest:
Plant biotechnology (tissue culture/micropropagation) is my area of expertise. My research interests include genetic transformation and using applied plant biotechnology techniques for economic development including rescue of endangered species, mass-propagation of rare species, and rapid multiplication of those plant species with high economic value, and using tissue culture techniques to produce bioactive compounds and plant-based medicines and nutraceuticals, and genetic transformation for bio-fuel production and value-added crops.
Dr. Jianmei Yu
Department of Family and Consumer Sciences
Carver Hall 171-B
Telephone: 336-334-7963, Fax: 336-334-7239
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Educational Background:
- Ph.D. Food Science, Louisiana State University (LSU), Baton Rouge, LA.
- M.S. Food Engineering (Sugar Engineering), South China University of Technology, Guangzhou, China
- B.S. Chemical Engineering, Kunming University of Technology (former Yunnan Institute of Technology), Kunming, China.
Research Interest:
Food processing and food chemistry are my areas of expertise. My research interests include (1) food component stability, food ingredient interaction and their effects on food product development; (2) improvement of food quality and safety by postharvest technology; (3) functional foods and nutraceuticals with emphasis on the mechanism study of functional food ingredients on the prevention of obesity.
Jenora T. Waterman, Ph.D.
Department of Animal Sciences
Assistant Professor of Functional Genomics
Webb Hall 229c
Greensboro, NC 27411
Phone: (336) 285-4815
Fax: (336) 334-7288
Email address: email@example.com
Education and Training:
B.S., Biology, Bennett College for Women, Greensboro, NC
M.S., Biology, North Carolina A&T State University, Greensboro, NC
Ph.D., Functional Genomics, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC
Post-doctoral Fellow, NCSU-College of Veterinary Medicine, Raleigh, NC
Research Interests:
Waterman lab research efforts focus on elucidating the extent of environmental and functional genomic/proteomic influences on the pathophysiology of respiratory diseases. We employ comparative genomics and reverse translational medicine approaches to study NF-kB-mediated inflammation, oxidant stress and hyperreactivity in the airways of laboratory and farm animals, and humans. Ongoing projects evaluate the effect of agricultural dusts on respiratory function in pigs with public health implications. Model systems include fully differentiated primary airway epithelial cells and cell lines (from mice, pigs, cows and humans) maintained in a unique air-liquid interface. Cells grown in this manner are essentially identical to cells in the body with regard to structure and function.
Points of Pride
Engineering Lab
ERC Research
Ag Research
Webb Hall
F.D. Bluford Library
Engineering Professor and Student
Academic Excellence
Janay Ferrell
Jarrell Elliott
Aggie Baseball sliding to home
Aggie Track & Field
Shakia Forbes
Aggie's Baseball homerun
Graduation Crowd
University Choir
Music Director and Choir rehearsing songs
CD - Jazz Preeminence
Black Nativity performances
Travis Alexander